Secret Service director resigns after Trump assassination attempt
Kimberly Cheatle steps down as director amid scrutiny of how a gunman reached close to former President Trump at a Pennsylvania rally. The resignation follows calls over failures in protecting current and former presidents and the agency's core mission.
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Cheatle resigns as Secret Service director amid probe
The Secret Service chief Cheatle steps down amid aftershock from July 13 failures and mounting investigations. Lawmakers on both parties pledge further probes, including an inspector general inquiry and a Biden-ordered bipartisan review, as she testified before Congress and defended security lapses.
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Medina kids enjoy final Party in the Parks at Fred Greenwood Park
Clouds of foam peppered the air as children chased foam bursts in Medina’s final Party in the Parks event at Fred Greenwood Park. The Medina Recreation Center hosted the foam setup and yard games while splash pads and playgrounds kept children entertained. Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital backed the free summer program that began in 2021.
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Medina County buys mobile changing unit for accessibility
The Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities uses American Rescue Plan Act funds to fund Momentum Refresh mobile changing units. The units offer a platform chair lift, adjustable changing table, toilet bidet, ceiling hoist, grab bars and sink to aid mobility challenged individuals, seniors and veterans.
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Wadsworth Police K-9 program gets $27000 donation
Wadsworth Police Department received a 27000 donation from the Wadsworth Eagles Aerie 2117 to support the K-9 program. Chief Dan Chafin noted ongoing collaboration with the Eagles on community projects including People Helping People and support for Feeding Medina County and Habitat for Humanity. The gift covers training, a dog or equipment, with funds allocated after estimates were provided.
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Brunswick Water Breaks in Citywide Main Issues
Brunswick officials discuss long term water main solutions after repeated breaks along Route 303. Cleveland Water Director Martin Keane outlined a near complete analysis and potential fixes including a suburban water main replacement program to fund examined street projects.
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